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People in the St. Louis area gathered Monday evening to pay tribute to the lives impacted by the Oct. 7, 2023, Hamas attacks on Israel.

​There were 1,200 Israelis killed in a 2023 surprise attack from the terrorist group Hamas. Additionally, 250 people were taken hostage.

A long-standing Missouri Halloween statute for registered sex offenders has been abolished, striking down the requirement for posting warning signs outside of their homes.

From four lanes down to two, it will no doubt be a three-day headache for St. Clair County drivers.

It’s not just the Rankin County (MS) Sheriff’s Office being scrutinized by the US DOJ. While that’s the main concern following the conviction of six deputies of a self-proclaimed “Goon Squad” who spent hours brutalizing and torturing two black men, the rest of Mississippi apparently isn’t in great shape either. This recently-released report [PDF] details […]

Residents of the Sunshine State are no strangers to hurricanes, but experts are sounding the alarm over Milton.

The lives lost and shattered this hurricane season has grabbed the county’s attention. When storm cleanup starts, St. Louis automotive expert Jay Grosman says problems can start for car buyers.

Last year, Leroy Tate took on a big landscaping job. 

"One of the things they said, they used these Nazi symbols because they know it gets people going," Shelley Dean explained.

Construction has begun for the $3.7 million project that will link Ballpark Village and the America's Center via the much-anticipated Brickline Greenway.

Nomad, a restaurant in Dogtown known for its pastrami sandwiches and burgers, has closed, but its owner has plans to open another restaurant.

26-year-old Ernest Darnell Johnson is accused of using a woman’s profile on a dating app to allegedly lure people to have them robbed in St. Louis County.

The State of Missouri is now looking into a whistleblower complaint regarding fears of potential fraud in a City of St. Louis pandemic relief program. 

The devastating damage from Hurricane Helene included a factory in North Carolina where much of the IV bags used in the United States are produced. The bags are used to administer liquids and medicine to patients in need of care.

Authorities found Thomas E. Brown, 83, by 5:14 p.m. this Monday.

Start the week on the right note! On Monday nights, Schlafly Tap Room in downtown St. Louis hosts acoustic Dead jams featuring Nick Elwood and Tracy Gladden of The Stone […]

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